It’s been a whirlwind of news on the tariff front and Taiwan has avoided tariffs for now. But the timing of a $100 billion commitment by TSMC to build chip manufacturing plants in the U.S. may have helped. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is the biggest chipmaker in the world, but most of its chips are made in Taiwan. Donald Trump annou…Read More
The CTA warned today that the tariffs on foreign goods will fuel inflation and hurt U.S. consumer purchasing power by up to $143 billion.Read More
Creepz is officially emerging from stealth to capitalize on the $419 million valuation for its NFTs and become an entertainment brand.Read More
Jam City said it agreed to sell its Montreal-based Ludia mobile game studio (and its games) to a consortium of Canadian institutional investors. While Jam City said it was not actively seeking a sale, the investment group presented the companywith a compelling offer to acquire the studio. As one of the company’s ten global studios, the saleis not expected to significantly impact Jam City’s overall business. Jam City remains focused on its core portfolio which
Founded in 2004, Virtuos has grown into a big company when it comes to the production of games. As an external developer, Virtuos‘ team has crossed 4,200 professional game devs who can supplement the teams at game studios and publishers as they finish their games. The Singapore-based company can finish smaller games with a big shot of staffing at the end or engage in long-term co-development with game publishers as they start the games. Virtuos
Les’ Copaque Production has commissioned Streamline Studios in Malaysia to develop the Upin & Ipin console game.Read More
TapBlaze, the maker of Good Pizza, Great Pizza, has branched out with the launch of Good Coffee, Great Coffee on mobile devices. It launches today on iOS and Android. The game is a free-to-play title where players can buy cosmetics with real money. You may eventually be able to customize your shop and equipment. After all a whole decade refining the pizza game, it’s about time for TapBlaze to try something new. But the company
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang predicted that someday we’ll have a billion cars on the road and they will all be robotic cars. It sounds like science fiction, but as Huang has said before, “I am science fiction.” He made the comments in a conference call with analysts about Nvidia’s FYQ4 earnings ending January 26, 2025. (Here’s our full report on the earnings). Nvidia’s stock is current down half a percent to $130.72 a share in
Nvidia reported that its revenue for the third fiscal quarter ended October 27 was $35.1 billion, up 17% from the previous quarter and up 94% from a year ago.Read More
Framework launched new versions of its 12-inch and 13-inch laptops as well as a new desktop computer today — all with repairable and upgradeable options.Read More